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The Best Articles Of The Week: Life After Paris And A Tormented Family, Why We Need Strong Encryption, Even If Terrorists Use It Too, A Watch (And A Price) We Can All Be Thankful For, The Right Way To Carve And Serve A Turkey, The Miserable Life Of The Presidential Turkey, Where Are The Moonshots To Save The Earth? The Daily Digg Thursday, November 26, 2015 HOLIDAY WEEKEND READING The Best Articles Of The Week: Life After Paris And A Tormented Family digg.com Why the bombings at Paris' Stade de France were so unnerving, the wrenching account of a regular family ripped apart by a lone hacker, the misadventures of jihadists seeking red mercury, and more. MIGHT AS WELL HOLD ON TO THAT LIBERTY Why We Need Strong Encryption, Even If Terrorists Use It Too medium.com Crypto back doors will weaken our own security. And they won't stop new attacks. WATCHES WE DIGG SPONSORED A Watch (And A Price) We Can All Be Thankful For mvmtwatches.com Thanks to MVMT, you don't need to empty your bank account to score a great watch. Check out their sleek and sophisticated designs, all available for less than $150. TODAY'S THE BIG DAY The Right Way To Carve And Serve A Turkey digg.com Sure there are plenty of videos that tell you how to break down a turkey, but the Culinary Institute of America goes the extra mile by showing you how to slice the component parts for easy serving. IT AIN'T EASY BEING NOT EATEN The Miserable Life Of The Presidential Turkey priceonomics.com Every November, the President of the United States grants a Turkey a Presidential pardon. The act supposedly ensures the bird a life free from the shackles of Thanksgiving dinner — a life of aimless roaming, gobbling, and other turkey activities. But the tradition comes with a dark side. GO BIG OR LOSE HOME Where Are The Moonshots To Save The Earth? digg.com Are there technological solutions for global warming? And where are the tech-utopians working to find them?​ Get more stories on Digg.com CAT NAP In this photo taken Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2015, a lion cub is bundled up in a blanket to get warm during a power outage at the Taigan Safari Park, in Belogorsk, about 50 km (31 miles) east of Simferopol, Crimea. The weekend bombing of electricity pylons by unknown attackers wiped out power supplies to Crimea from Ukraine and the peninsula was able to fill only about 30 percent of its electricity needs. Credit: AP Photo/Alexander Polegenko Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 29 Little West 12th Street, NY, NY 10014